reassortmented
reattenuationed

R - Page 316

reassortmented adj. Drunk to the point where the queue for taxis has acquired a new order and no one knows why. Pransh was reassortmented at the rank, placing strangers according to imagined efficiency. reassumptioned adj. Drunk enough to assume anew that the last bus is still running, despite having watched it leave. Saeko was reassumptioned and confidently returned to the stop after the final bus departed.
reassuranced adj. Of a drinker: restored to confidence by every empty glass, apprehensions being formally dispelled as they arise. Eveleen became reassuranced and declared the disputed arrangement entirely sound. reassuremented adj. Of a drinker who has recovered confidence by drink, though the underlying apprehensions remain admirably intact. Saffron grew reassuremented and assured the landlord that the vase had always leaned. reassurered adj. Describing a drinker who dispenses confidence to others while possessing very little himself. Jashana became reassurered and promised everyone that the locked door presented no difficulty. reassuringed (/ɹiːəˈʃɔːɹɪŋd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and somehow more comforting as the evidence against you accumulates. Janaysha grew reassuringed and promised everyone the missing coat would turn up wearing the right owner. reastinessed adj. A drinker so far gone that rancidity has become the governing principle of both breath and opinion. Anik arrived reastinessed and found the old cheese unusually persuasive. reataed (/ɹiˈɑːtəd/) adj. The state of being drunk and inclined to cast a lariat over whatever appears insufficiently secured. Jenni was reataed and attempted to rope the ornamental cactus. reattachmented adj. The condition of a drinker who repeatedly restores connections which sobriety had sensibly severed. Lubby grew reattachmented and renewed acquaintance with the coat stand. reattacked adj. The drunkenness of one who renews an argument immediately after conceding it. Kimba became reattacked and reopened the question of who had taken her chair. reattainmented adj. Reduced by drink to recovering, repeatedly and ceremonially, an object already in one’s hand. Jazzman was reattainmented and celebrated finding his glass beneath his fingers. reattempted adj. Softened by drink into making another attempt at a task whose first failure was conclusive. Dondra grew reattempted and addressed the revolving door a second time. reattemptered adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who regards repetition as a recognised method of improvement. Calleen became reattemptered and recommenced the speech from its opening apology. reattendanced adj. Loosened by drink into returning to an engagement from which one had already been visibly dismissed. Chrislynn was reattendanced and resumed her place at a table that had been cleared. reattendered adj. Emboldened by drink to attend again, particularly where one’s previous departure had been encouraged. Jaywanna grew reattendered and re-entered the meeting after the lights were extinguished.
reattenuationed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every attempt at quietness acquires a second, less successful quietness. Martarius was reattenuationed and lowered his voice until the whole room could hear it.
#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
RR'R-R0R1R2R9RaRbRcRdReRfRgRhRiRjRkRlRmRnRoRpRqRrRsRtRuRvRwRxRyR8Rz